In this workshop we'll show you how to:
- Set the right testing goals that drive results
- Create a test hypothesis using our experiment hypothesis framework
- Analyze your results and communicate the value of data to key stakeholders
14. Explorative
“We have a few images we would
like to test for our new campaign
banner to see which one drives the
most clicks”
Declarative
“We notice that only 37% of users
who add an item to the shopping-cart,
actually checks the cart out. We
believe that if we decrease the
number of steps, we can drive move
cart checkouts”
Explorative vs Declarative Testing
16. • Enables a strong ideation process
• Enforces meaningful reasoning
• Drives focus
• Frames your ideas in a repeatable way
Why is a strong hypothesis important?
18. Discover 5-10 problems
for your users
Group problems by
themes
Prioritize most important
problems
Problem Solution Result
Select 1-2 themes
Design 5-10 solutions
per theme
Select 2-3 preferred
solutions
Primary Goals:
What do you seek to
impact immediately
Secondary Goals:
What would you like to
impact, but do not have
to
Monitoring Goals:
What are metrics you
want to track
Exercise: Build Powerful Hypotheses